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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1899

Page

10

Bankers Return From Cleveland Convention

Wm. H. Peck and Frank L. Phillips return from the twenty- eighth annual American bankers association meeting in Cleveland Colorado. Peck, Third National Bank cashier, spoke for Pennsylvania and paid tribute to Scranton's industrial worth. Phillips, Traders' National Bank cashier, elected Pennsylvania vice president for the year. Fall term at N E Conservatory of Music opens September lth details via Miss Julia C. Allen 612 Washington avenue.

H. Peck Eashier Third National Bank Frank 1 Pmps Traders’ National Bank Cleveland, CO American Bankers’ Association Bre Phillips Pensylvania Peck Scranton N. E. Conservatory of Music Boston Julia C. Allen Wastington Avenue

Republican County Convention Notice Declares Details and Deadlines

The Republican county convention is scheduled for Tuesday September [year], at 2 p.m. in the courthouse, with vigilance committees to preselect three members per precinct for the county committee. Primary elections are set for Saturday September 2 from 4 to 8 p.m. Registration and fee deadlines require candidates to pay dues and file by September 2.

Tuesding Court House Beranton Perbonsa Namin Yenda Bon Willard J. BE Watkins

Missionary Report Highlights Syria Stations and Trials

At a second Presbyterian church meeting Mrs Selden Blair led and Rev On Hobinson gave prayer. Mrs FT Prewster led worship and Mrs George Price read the secretary's report. Rev and Mrs William Jessup spoke of missionary work in Syria and their Montrose rest year as guests of Mr and Mrs James A Linen. Jessup described stations from Zahid Syria to Tripoli Harmadh Beirut and Homs noting misunderstandings about motive and retrenchment pressures. He shared personal experiences and drew a large attentive audience.

Second Presbyterian Church Selden Blair On Hobinson Preyer FT. R Prewster George Price Wiliam Jessup Byria Montrose James A. Linen Singh Jessup Home Board Jorsup Zahid Syria Tripoli Harmadh Beirut Homs

Langstaff election witnesses include two tax collectors

Witness list from the Langstaff election contest cites John D. Jones of Taylor and Bernard Kennedy of Olyphant among examined witnesses. The long roster covers First ward through Thirteenth ward districts with numerous J. Phillips, Jones, Williams, Souterby, and other names among local officials and residents.

Langstaff John D. Jones Taylor Bernard Kennedy Olyphant First Ward Wiliam M. Davis Mirth Henry P. Evans David Hopkins John Phillips Daniel J. Reese David Howells Willeam Jones Thomas J. Price James A. Morgan Evan W. Jones Wiliam W. Davies William F. Davis Otto Genel Eleazer Morgan William Philps William XX. Williams John Griffiths Joseph D. Morgan John E. Jones John KF. Jones William T. Evans John Armstrong John X. Phillips William Anthony Thomas Armstrong David Collins William M. Williams Thomas H. Williams David Evans Michael Gavin Thomas Souterly Thomas Souterby John Souterby Wallace Johnson Philip Alworth Alvin Meyer Dr. J. la Rea J. D. Mason Horace Allemus Walter Wilbur A. L. Lord Jonathan Williams William Osmond Willam M. Franklin Coleman Harmon Andrew M. Fine

Day and Evening School Reopens With Large Enrollment

Day and evening schools will reopen on Monday with a large enrollment. Mr Frank Gavan holds an excellent position in the Stock Exchange in New York City and draws a handsome salary. Mr Howard Davies has a position as book-keeper for the Hillside Poor Farm. Mr Fred Gray resigns from Scranton Dairy Company to join Scranton Axle Works. An application from another railroad company seeks a young man book-keeper and stenographer for an out of town position.

Frank Gavan Stock Exchange New York City Howard Davies Hillside Fred Gray Scranton Dairy Company Scranton

Wyoming Seminary Opening Announcement

The fall term opens September 12 at Wyoming Seminary. The school prepares students for leading colleges and offers courses in business, music, art, elocution, and literature. The president may be seen daily at the Seminary office during business hours regarding studies or boarding rooms. contact L. L. Sprague, D. D., President, Kingston, Pa.

L. L. Sprague D. D Kingston

West Park Lots Sale Gains Unprecedented Speed

The sale of West Park lots continues rapidly due to the unmatched location and easy terms. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect the plot at their earliest convenience and inquire at the new office on the plot for prices and terms.

West Park

Fall men’s shoes highlight quality leather and style

Mahon’s Shoe Store at 08 Lackawanna Avenue offers a new line of fall shoes for men crafted from calf skin or Viel Kid leather. The ad promises right shape and workmanship and sell at 2.00 dollars per pair.

Mahon's Shoe Lackawanna Avenue

Round Trip by Special Train from Scranton to Lickawanna Ave

On Thursday September 1 special train departs Scranton at 7 25 p m via Central Road RB New Jersey. Round trip fare adults 2 65 children wear Mahon's school shoes noted for wet conditions and durability along Lickawann avenue.

Central Rd New Jersey Scranton Mahon Lickawann Avenue

Notice of refund for tar syrup bottle advertisement

The undersigned promise to refund money for a W cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Byrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. Names and locations listed appear as attestations and seals of agreement.

Greene Unmore Bone Kg Heranten

New Schedule Raises Wages for Lackawanna Conductors and Brakemen

The Lackawanna railroad announces a new schedule boosting wages for nearly all conductors and brakemen across divisions including Buffalo to Elmira, Lackawanna City to Port Morris, and Scranton to New York. The measure, praised by employee committees, sets per mile and daily pay increases, introduces own uniforms, and outlines ten hour days with specific mileage rules for pay calculations.

Buffalo Imira Elmira Byzacuee Belog Utica Tetween Scranton Giveat Bend Washington Scrantod Port Morris Morris and Essex Bloom Great Bend Rune

Peaches for Canning Arrive at Market

Today a selection of the finest peaches arrives for canning in white and yellow varieties. Stocks are limited and expected to sell out quickly.

Presentation to W F Hallstead by railroad unions

A committee of railway men from the Strotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, the Order of Railway Conductors, and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen presented former Delaware, Lackawanna and Western general manager William F. Hallstead with a beautifully engraved framed set of resolutions. The gift, given at Hallstead’s Wyoming Avenue home, honored his long service and expressed sorrow at his retirement. The presentation was led by G. M. Wallace with the resolutions prepared by T. W. Coxello, and about twenty five railroad men attended, with Colonel George M. Stulistead hosting at Hallstead’s political home afterward.

Maliway Strotherhoad Hallrom ‘Tralamen Willan F. Bellstead Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Road G. Mo Wallace Brotherhood of Farroad Hailstead Wyoming Avenue Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Brotherhood Railrond Leain Terrer William PF. Halletead Manstead Afereaaid Alwaye Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company F. Cc. Finnerty Charles Scanlon F.C. Walsh Order of Railway Conducove G. M. Walave T. CC. Farrer BE. Tovkarid Seeweesty Brotherhood of Railroad Trainen J. F. May T. W. Olbbhons WO. Smith Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen

Adams Avenue School and Kindergarten Opens Rept

Adams Avenue School and Kindergarten opens with a new principal Terry leading the staff. The event marks a milestone for the district as students begin the term under fresh leadership.

Adams Avenue Markeret Terry Adame Aye

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claims Broad Teething Relief

An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers. It claims to ease teething pains, soothe gums, cure wind colic, and diarrhea, with a 25 cent bottle price and a warning to ask for Mrs Winslow's.

Sewer Trench Death Of Longtime Immigrant Worker

Savensky a laborer on the Willow Street Cedar Avenue sewer died after a cave in during excavation. Rescue efforts failed after a second fall and Coroner Robers empanelled a jury to investigate. The victim, 19 year old Saveteky, was four months in the country and living with his parents near Hotel Test.

Willow Street Cedar Avenue Roberts Josph Saveteky Warner Savensky Emnelich Ravensky Snv Court House Haererty Scranton Traction Company Test Tie

Conservatory of Music Opens Fall Term Next Monday

The Conservatory of Music on Adams Avenue and Linden Street opens for the fall term next Monday. Students should register at once.

Conservatory of Music Adams Avenue Linden Street

General house work job listing on Quincey avenue

Short ad seeking general house work for a small family on Quincey avenue. Apply at the store 22F Lackawanna ave.

Emall Quincey Avenue Lackawanna Ave

Lester Shoe Store Price Change Report

Prices listed as 25, 50 and 22 00 moved to 1 10 at Lester Shoe Store located on Lackawanna Avenue. Local shoppers note a price adjustment affecting common footwear.

Lester Shoe Lackawanna Auvenur

Jervis-Hardenbergh School Opens September First

Minx Sherwood of Wellesley College will open a school for girls Sept. 5 at 506 Quincy Avenue. The Jervis Hardenbergh School of Music and Art announces a Friday opening and offers instruction in music and art at the Carter Building Tan or Black. Shoes on sale at Lester Shoe, 20h Lackawanna Avenue.

The Jervis-Hardenbergh School of Music and Art Carter Building Minx Sherwood Wellesley College Quincey Avenue

Missionary Convention Set for October in City

The annual meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church for Pennsylvania Delaware and New York will convene October 4 at Kim Park church. Mrs Foss wife of Bishop Pose leads the branch and about 20 delegates are expected.

The Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Pennsylvania Delaware New York Kim Park Church Foss Pose

Special Reduced Fares to Bethlehem via Lehigh Valley RR 1899

Account of the Bethlehem State Fair dated September 12 to 16 1899. Tickets from Scranton to Bethlehem and return on September 1 to 16 inclusive, limited to September 16. Special one day rate of 2.45 dollars on Thursday September 4. Tickets valid only on train No 20 that date, return next day. Consult Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents for details.

Bethlehem Lehigh Valley Railroad Scranton Contult Lehigh Valley Ticket Agente

Sandals Cut Prices At Lester Shoe Store

Misses and children sandals reduced at Lester Shoe Store 25 Lackawanna Avenue with prices now 49 and 79 cents after sale.

Lester Shoe Lackawanna Avenue

Steam Heating and Plumbing and Local Ads

Classified notices mention P F M T Howley at 241 Wyoming Avenue offering steam heating and plumbing services and Mahon's Shoe Store at 8 Lacawanna Avenue selling good solid school shoes. A claim promotes Beermesh ollis as a cure for liver complaints.

P. F M. T. Howley Wyoming Ave Mahon's Shoe Lacawanna Avenue

Elegant Weaves and Fabrics Sale Listing

Display of stylish fabrics including Fancy Plaids Crepons Broadcloths Vene tians Coverts Serges Habit Cloths Homespun Poplins Poplinettes and Granite Suitings. Prices range from 23c to 1.98 per yard.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Norton Electric City M. Norton Iackawanna Avenue the Griffin Art CO Lackawanaa Dar A. A. Lindabury Dito Kpm Connell Building South Main Avenue United States Lacka, Ave Muakit Ackawanna B. Warman Bankers’ Meeting Wm. H. Peck Frank L. Phillips Cleveland Hitels Supplies HE Lackawan, A Hardware CO William Jessup Second Church Scranton Business College Notes Wyoming Seminary Ideal Home Bethlehem Fair Tribune Larkawanta Uiel Wpen Nuesell Daly Leeckawanna John Finnerty George M. Wallace Truesdale Haseell Clark Morrlesey Russell Huiesell W. F. Hallstead New South Side Savencky Moon PY A. Webb R. J. Piles A. Kalb T L. M. Gates Ccummons Lackawanna Hospital Endles Coons Webb BIG Missionary Convention Matthews Bros Hand & Payne Square Washington Ave Felton’s, Tsrenn Av Mue Luntt Aoe Bronson & Tallman Spruce Street the School of the Lackawanna Jefferson Ave Scranton, PA Peewid Minster Getidnal Thos. M. Cann Princial Plumley Cushionet Maloney Oil and Meridian Street Universal Mears Building Ilan Steek Pricsa Pierce’s Market Penn Avenue Wyoming
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